A major study suggests that pregnancy raises cardiovascular risk across all maternal ages, with older patients facing more events mainly because of higher baseline risk rather than age-driven ...
Underlying cardiovascular risk, rather than older age, drives complications such as venous thromboembolism, cardiomyopathy and heart failure during pregnancy, according to new Weill Cornell Medicine ...
One in eight pregnant women are being diagnosed with diabetes as mothers get older and heavier, new research shows.
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Warning over 60 per cent surge in pregnancy diabetes - older, fatter mothers are to blame
Data published today found that diagnoses of gestational diabetes have risen by 60 per cent in just five years.
Dr. Jacquelyn Means knew that being pregnant in her late 30s would be challenging. “It is definitely harder on your body. You just feel a lot more fatigued. There are certain complications to watch ...
Maternal age has emerged as a key determinant of obstetric and perinatal health. Women of advanced maternal age (commonly defined as 35 years or older at conception) face elevated risks of pregnancy ...
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